Will it damage my pottery?
32606
I did not use it on pottery. I used it for securing in place framed art work so it is on the exterior, back of the frame.
32607
I don't think so, because it doesn't hold. Museum glue is supposed to be better. It is the stuff they put on the back of credit cards when you get a new one. Hard to find. Good luck. You must live in Cali!! :)
2089017
I don't have the answer to that. We probably should contact the company. Good question. I just know that using glass is safer than using ceramic and glazed products.
719864
No! It would ruin the lining of it. I love my little teapot. I works great!!!
1384865
I've used it several times on my ceramic stove top. No damage at all, but it does not cook as well as on the grill. Takes much longer on the ceramic stove.
99670
Oh, it absolutely will damage it. If you're using it in Teflon (non-stick), get a plastic spatula. This one is great for cast iron pans, though!
2202192
I've had less than a year, but it's not paint, it's fired on glaze on pottery. It should last long time...
1615655
Probably not. When wet it is an Elmer's glue consistency. When dry it is smooth, but not a like hard ceramic glaze. I could see it possibly melting or becoming sticky to the touch.
1533294
no. it gets too hot for the glass. It can break your stovetop glass. Same with cast iron pots.
53247
i think so...they are or seem to be that 'fimo' type clay.....i dont think it would ruin them if you baked them more with clay of that type.
1817757
I don't think it will hurt the paint. I have a Holiday Rambler and the little spray I got on the paint didn't cause any damage at all.
1025716
Dear Valued Customer, No, this will not damage the product if it arrived hot. Thank you and have a great day. DrVita Customer Service
73738
I use it to trim, grind and cut off ceramic glaze from pottery. I would say, yes it can.
1632163
I would almost certainly say "No", since it microetches the substrate. I have worked with clay, specifically porcelain, for over sixteen years, and have found that surface treatment is permanent. The product is great and worthwhile in application.
466374
Absolutely! The glaze works as well as it did during the first use. Be sure to place the clay pot in an UNHEATED oven, however, to prevent shock from a pre-heated oven which will crack the pot.
484923
Here's the answer... Nana Betty says she researched the product and it is a safer alternative to lead-glazed earthern pottery. She also says present the question to the manufacturer.
1430024
Good question. I was curious, so I tried. The answer is no. The edge is NOT sharp - which is why it won't damage pots and pans.
2088156
Yes. But, be careful not to drag it so you don't scratch your ceramic top all up.